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'UMBER ,IQCO-] `_._ GLOUCESTER MUSIC MEETING. STEW, Tts, The Honourable Mr b t(TO N. The Honourable Mr. i UTTO N. DW A RD - W E bh, Esq. • Tile Reverend Mr. NI IF( HELL, Prebendary. • tie Reverend' r. HUNT LE Y ' he Reverend Mr. I(tUN P Rolll* N. jFIE MEETING of the THREE CHOIRS o f . OULESI ER, WORCEs PER, and HERE , " I ) / is etili M illt C d to h e h e ld at Gl oucester on Wednes . a 9, tilt 7th 0, September, 8,.)8, and the two following days, the Cathedral, on Wednesday Morning, a SERMON 'via bee Cathedral, oy the key. Mr. Who Prohyn. In the Courseol the Service will he pertOrmed " The Overture to Eat; er;" Dettrugeo "Fe Deoni ; " Anthem, " nlessed is cr•oipos e d b k Dr. Boyce ; with the Duet, "-Here 4011 (h,,rst y ; " and Handel's Coronation Anthem,'" La t./cid( the Priest." Iq tt,e Evening, at the Bouthall, ALEXANDER'S FEAST. On Thursday Morning, .at the Cathedral, a Grand Seim- Irom the Work of Handel ; Nith tae. Pirst and part of the "f tiird r•irt of Dr. Haydn's CREATION. In the Evening, at the Bootliall, a Grand Miscellaneous Concert On Friday Mornirg, at the Cathedral, The MESSIAH.. I the Evening, at the Boothall, a Grand Miscellaneous Concert. s _ Vocal Performersßillington, Mrs. ,vaughaii. Mr I la , rison, Mr. V•iughan, Mr. Goss, and Mr. , Priney.,l t , strumental Pcrormers—Mr. F. Cramer, fk..arler of the , nd; Mr Morel:, principal Second ; Mr. iJt on pr; icip. , l Viola ; Mr K. Lindley; principal V - 1, 1) hcello • Mr. Boyce, orinLipal Double ; Mr. Parke, v A r l'itipal ' Oboe; Mr. lio mes, pioleipai Bassoon ; Mr. R. ' principal Ci a rk•rnet ; Mr C. 43111 q, Mr. C. Lindley, Ai. Marsh (of Ox tord), Mr. H.oly, Mr Hy ,er, Mr. Mt: ton, Mr. Smart, ir• Mai - shalt (ot War vick), Mr. Monne, Mr. Nicks, Mr. Woodc .cir., Mt Sr unsbury, Mr. Phitpott, Mr. oliv , r, id W hatley, Mr. ' , Vaite, Mr I..tans, Mr. Sturee, Mr. ack, Mr I)rez,s4er, Mr Zwingonvi, Mr . Hyoe, Mr. len- Ici, n " ll , Mr. 13u. kingliam, Mr. Peene. Harpsichor I, Mr. r y" 4 e Orgatt Mr Dare; and the other parts of the Da afT • he full and complen.:),:nmi4t of upwards of one hrlmire Perfuerners. 1 ,. 'Ow I,vlK•le under the diredion of Mr Mutlow. r. ve t'e Perforinc•rs are •teited t i oe in (;ku,vstLr Septeniba 5...0 0:: ready for Rehear s al ea.ly on •Performance 3 will begin each Morning at Eleven b eo ,•-k, awl each Luning at Seven. .A s t is and Picket., to be had of the Book,ellers, - the receipt , finime) at 1111 uo rs very hutch interrupts provrti,r,m.t. of corn :m it is requested Coat all ►persons wilt themselves with -114.)cets. INVI I ATI(r . N - TLIE Newly lii , elltect HARP LUTE, and .the 1.0 LYRE, tile inn:, e ,110 e uortahle the pie ii, ents ever produced in . they po,sess Lartt toying sound of teal Hat ps, e4by to for La ( ti , play on. ; arc. also an wtt.d. , tor travelling, a n d 41._5..and cemicioeu to take to tnetr cuuntly - retreats, l, r 6,„ , ""'id noect only ue seen anti hoard, to be itp- T and co gat;ed. 1) 14 ° -e, I }ttil 01 Mr. E I nventorol them. No. 8, Foley. 2`:.rtland Chapt-1, u — ,ii ".;llH, H ari , L,:te, orte, &c. taught as abroa..t. Att tit:gain and uncommonly fine.tokedspiare Pia , w -I. ""te to disP , s , - , "t yr v re s , ,ndole. MONEY. NOI3.4.,FUENT Cl 4 • NT Arr , .04 i .H ru m . 1 1 , e , N 1,14 nnurtnea, t he y %viol moo:), Zany arn4uut, on terms Num se,Lite , l ree l: 1(1 ` 1-: ` ) ltynold, Leasehold I a;,:t Nioney in the uttus, M ai o .. . to s et t l einent; , A/wows' lointures. e 1 7 . 1 n's I,if:ings. or any °titer Property ; l'eTsons or re.pe.:tabi. t i l t Y may be supplied on their personat Security only. Gen ernen find every liberal accominodatbn Auto tit delay. froin "Ewe! ye till Two, or Lotter, (post paid) zurtressot; Vlessrs. Wttls and Co. No. 49, South street. sti , ..tre. • 'to the CW:IOUS in FISq SAUCE, SAUCE for COLD MEA PS, &c JOHN k;il ,l / 4 ::,ESS and SON's O itInINAL aint SUPERIOR ESSENCE of 'AN . UE "CHOVIES. Excellence of their much-esteemed ES TSI; NCE of ANCHOVIES, - sands unrivalled as a itt LsaUce for salmon, turbot, soals, eels, cod, haddock, and 3 stewed fish. 11 • 13 Re careful tint you are not imposed upon by being uPplied with the counterfeit sort, as mans Jews mil others v 4 r t t , (i411 5' goinobout waiting u L ion Conway Snop.keei , ers, .ering, them an extra large pi, fit to vend it. 4fiurgesi and on LEW IN eicKI.F. is much esteemed 4 an 1 , saucy ; iS very occeilent ror cold veal, oticken, and °t he!' COW ince s; is also' inuch , adinired sauce for cold Spats, turbot, haddock. &c. T heirmuch - admire d SAUCE de RFRNIS is very mel te,. for broiled chicken, hashed calf's hashed mutton, ! fI Q II I all stewed meats, or hot roast mutton, beet-steaks, , mutton chops. Thes•r excellent Sauce for Game Wild Fowl, Gravies, aid 21 . ! roast Poultry, by the addition of only a little water. ~quee Roy a l, t ot stew i ng ca r p , tein.h, eels, Zec.— Also, their ?ttee Piquante, to eat with all kinds of colt meats —Curry fowder,,with a recipe fur using ; S.Auce , for stewed beef ; klrtrich aril Spanish Oliv es . Z ol bo ttty lk , lnich, Lemon Pic e ar • , Y Vinegar, and Ge nu i ne C ayenne P epper in ( t ) .llicers of Hi s M a j esty ' s I ( ,, ya i N avy ailed Artily itipplied ~,,;_he best mann e r w i t h no...es:Au -Stores for Se a and Lend, '4. ilani • Tor 'ties Sauc e s o r cold Nie,,ts, Tins Qay was published, price is. The .:cord Edition - HE IMPORTANCE of EDUCATING the POOR. A Sermon prea..lied jut), 17, 18oZ;, at the • 13 1ack friars, Canterbury, in bell,df of the R , yal I tee tichr,ol recently established in that City. To vvh: . ch is ad tvil. interes t i ng Letter of Sir R. Phillips, Sh e rt i f of I ot.dn, the Present state of the Prisons in the Metropolis, as illus trative o f the subject. 'l3y JOHN EVANS, A.M. faster o f a Semicary for a limitetl_titimber of Pupils,- Pul row, Islington. " Ignorance is the Soul's nak (loess and sip on•." Dr Sold by H . D . Symonds, Paternoster-row. [ ' OSTER. ARITHMETIC. This Day was puh,shed, Closely printed, p r i ce is. 6d. buntid, with an allow-nce of the 25th h oo k, " SINE SS - r im ARITHMETIC of REAL. LIFE an,l BU -Cluding adiipted to the pr •ctcal Use and illeasures a complete ketormat!on Ut 1 the Tables ot Weights Lives, Stocks ; the Calcul at i on of At ratifi ties, Least's. Esta s, &c. and more wimernus ekind,very Rule than itre to be found in anv ot i ; : : ‘ ef BnLju'eks o t r i (?,lei this Ily the Rev. T, 10 yC TE Author or Scientific Dialogues r• very man ot business in the lititisti roitire must Tecnllea 11 0‘v trakh he hatl to unlearn in t .e pm:A ice of Aratt \ `` 1,, %1 having lett school.he first entereut - do the commerce of ite, and also how little he had learnt which was strizt:y ap- Pih:abt o t o ma transactions.. The present Sstern ut Art th- Itlnic, disregarding the te+ters or its prA - xessors, has ton -3...i1ie(1 alone the aCt.ial and 9 - evail,ng oc,:asiotis for the exer cise ot t tns'useful Art. Every brinich t trde and ;nano factule has been sedulously consulted iti the new exemphti 4 " 110 11 of various T a bl es ut Wesghts Me..stlre ; every ~ Z I LinX obsolete or useless in other nooks ut A rithmetn: ;ias uttu exptniged ; and every thing has be introduc•-ci that is tbi,,Aniaily necessary. Olintc(l :or Richard Phillips, No. 6, Ltudge-street, Black. triats, and to e h:td ot lioultsellers. Jo- r I T IL) 34 UR D Y, .LILU6„of .O, l wig. SALES OF ESTATES, Ste. NEW TH EA - 1 RE, In TO HE S iLD By Auc 11.054, • -By Mr. H. PHILLIPS • At the Castle T‘ivern, Brighton, on Saturday, Atigilst t;, at Twelve, i• not previously Disposed of by. PtivateContr.,:t, ONE H ALF of. that Ele'gant New-built FREE HOLD TIIEATRE, at - B1(1(01TON, in the CoUnty of Sussex, with a Nloietv of the Wardrobe,, Scenery, 'Ma chinery, &c. now Lett to Messrs BRUNTON and Co. for a term win h will expire at Christmas, 03,9, and which pro perty presumed...f the annual value of uovv:irds of 41..1.. "I he Premises may be viewed by Tickdts, to be had .an the .Premises ; and printed Particulars had of Mr. Hill, So lic;tor, Brighton; Mr. Cobb, Solicitor, Clement's-Inn ; and tit Mr Phiilips,New Bond-street. MANOR AND ESTATE OF COX'LJDGE, IN NORTHUMBERLAND . . ,TO BE - SOLD BY AUCTION, At Foster's, (late Turner's) the Queen's I lead inn; in New. castl,- upnn- Tyne, on Tiirsda), the rBth August, tBa3, it Tw,:l;•.i at Noon (unless Disposed of in the mean tine by prkrate Contrtd, of which, in that case, Notice will be given AFREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising Two Third Parts of the Manor or.LorosiOp of Cox lodge, in the parish of G , )sforth in the County or Northumberland, and situate shoot two miles and a ~alt troin the town of New. castle-upon-Tyne, consisting of the an. lent . Messuage, or Mansion House, with other Houses and Buildings. and about 56a Acre's of Rod Land, lying altogether, in a ring fence, on • the N.ortii side of Satter's-lade, and adjoining the. great No th Vost Road front Newcastle to Morpeth and Edinbur A h.— . The whole being now occupied in foree Farms, by Mr. W. Bulman, •.! , essrs. Bunion and Rayne, and Mr. John Cram, who will sliew the sane The Lapd Tax is redeemed. A Plan of the Estate may h.! seen, and further particulars had, on ipplication to Mr Peters, Solicitor, ni• Newcastle, Mr. Frier, Land Surveyor, or Mr. Edward Bell, Newcastle ; Robert Dundas, Esq Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh ; Mr. Hirst, Solicitor, Northallerton ; Win Whitelocke, Esq. at Brotherton, near Ferry'uidge. Mr Wilson, Methley ; Mess. Th•rpe and Gray, Vint. ; Messrs Farrer and Steadman, Bread-street-hill, London ; Mr. Coulthurst, Bedford. row, London ; or Mr. s wainsun, Solicitor, in Halifax, York shire. VIC;TUA , uguit 3, 18c3 • commissloiva.fajor nctuALLLA, G , HIS MALYEST.O NAVY do hereby give Notice, cn Tuesday, the 16/.5 inttaot, they will be ready to Pectizr . Tender', in writing (sealed upj,and treat for Three Rundr:xi Tons of IRON . 13 U - r - r UOQPS, and for Two_ 1-1 und:e4 Tons of Ilt N VA - 1 7 T 11 . 001'S ; the foriner to be dtlivered in .Eight, and the lane.. in Six ll'eekc, by ...week,) , proportions, into His.,illajesty'l . Stores at D. ptforel ; afrd to be raid,/or by Bills, rryahle, -14. ! ith Inter's!, nit . ,ety days,after date. The Conditions of the Contraßs aiad Sample: of the Hoop: tray 4 seen at the Seeretat),!s No , egard will be bad to any render in which the Price shall not be bile, tel in words at Length, or that shall not be deliver~ l to the Boa before One o'clock on the said Tuesday, the tot& instant, ror unless the Person who makes the lender, or some Perron on his behalf, .ittends, to antlx , er; wlfrn called is', Tl—. BELLES .LETTRES. • Tnis Day. was publith.d, In Two elegant Vols. izmo. - price t3s. in boards, or 14s. bound and lettet,d, T ETTERS on LITERATURE and COMPOSI- A. 4 TlON,,acidressed to his Soil. 13y GEORGE GREGORY T) D. Late Vicar of West aim, 1) rinestie 'plain to the HiShop . of Llandati, &c. ere &c. This interesting Nor.lt had been sent to Press before the lamented death of tne Autiior, and iouscril't ha com:)letely tinishel in the week pr.:vi.iusiy to the staidea ilhicss winch terniaatoi his valuable Printed tor ills, 6, 13,blge- Street, 131ak:kir:41'S, and to b e had of ill 130.A.,e11.:r5. or ,vlmin may be ri<id, by the same luthor, I.e,itures on Fxperirrii• 4,1 PhilJsophy and Chemistry, in. 2 Vols. price 13, o')irds„ and ry,, tphisul. A New CyLlopectiri, 10 z V.)...it0. price Six Guineas in boards. MR. Bt.AI les SCI.IOOI, 1;001. This Day was published, A New Edition, price 5s bound, with a tull Allowance t.) Schools, It u 1104-.}K ;1,9 tor Sanools, coinoiniug inform ition on every - Subject, with elegance of thOtion ; every lesson teaching some princi pie of.science or morality, or s , pine iinvortaut bra, ct gene rut knowledge. The utility of appropriatin, 1 est() IS for e%en, day in the year will be obvious to every _i.enced‘ Tutor. By the Rev. DAVID RI:AIR, A.M. &c. &c. 2 RLA DING EXI:RCISF.S. for the use of the junior Classes, consisting or amusing and instructive Lessons,' in. prose and verse, printed in a large type, with the words di vided at the beginning of each Lesson, in the manner of Brown's Testament Price 2. 6d. bound. 3. The (; RAM MA R of Pft I LOS() PEI Y , containing the elements of the various popular branches of Science. Co wind' are subjoined numerous questions, experiments, and exam ples; illustrated by copper-plates, on the plan ofGoldsanth's ripprc 1.1:D ved 6 inar of Geography. 35 bound in blue. 4. The t I KS"!'S NI for CM I,DkEN, con tainin4 common things necessary to be known at an early age. By the Rev David Blair. Price gd. with the full al lowance in the purchase of quantities. Printed for Richati Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black. friars ; and 'to be mad, wholesale and retail, of all Booksel lers in Great Britain and Ireland. N.H. It is almost s u perfluous to add, th a t t h e above mentioned Works are the most esteemed. and popular that have been offered to the notice of the Masters and Governesses of Academies for many years past. The sale of success!ve Editions as fast . as the respective WorkS can be p r i nte d , an d the adoption of each . o of then] in the principal Schools throughout the Ii mime, is a satisfactory testimny of their superior merit, and of their claim to universal preference. A POETICAL LIBRARY. This Day was published, In Six elegant Vols. post 8Vo! embellished with Portraits by Catoline Watson, price, Three Pounds to board:, or 1 hree lin,u:ids Ten Shilfing,s, elegantly bound, for a Li teiary Present, I - HE CABINET of POETRY, containing the best LNPI is EPIEC S w hick are to be tound in the • Wor• sof the It I I '•+ POE Fs, Froui L "ON to BEATTIE - Printed - in Chronolagical- Series, and the Works of •each Poet prefaced by an , k,count of his Lite and Character. Seleatel oy S. I. PRATT, " II the Gr.nn were separated' trom the Ctiatl' which fills Works-br our National- i'oets, what is truly valuable would be to wh - d is useless in the proportion ut - a Molehill to a M untain."- 14..dte I he Poets at lino, like the Statutes at large, are pro yerbial .or the qua• tity of worthless .I.tinr.ter which they c and h,ve iong :seen a heavy tax on the purse and patience of the Ptiolß: ' Preface. Prin eat for No. 6, Bridge-street, Black \ and (0, 0! ,11 Bu :ksellers. N. 13f ide of the singular wort;} of the above.me , dtoit..:d• r. will be necessary simply to en:up-rate tne•liaines of r l'oet., the best of wlibse Works, Unaltered and unabridged, -c.cutiv its pages. VOL. I. --'tilrlton. VOL. 11. , Cowley - Rochester lialif :x iliar • Poinfiet Parnell Ilucicinghatn butler, Phillips Garth - Fenton Denham King Rowe Yalden Dryden Spratt AAdison • -Gay VOL 111. Prior Paulson Falconer `Pope . Hammond Broome Watts . Savage Swift flair Somerville VOL. IV. Thomson A Phillips Collins Akenside Mallet Hainii ton Dyer You►ig VOL. V. Gray • Chur hill Grainger Langhorne R. Vest Llo) d S 'ltalia 13 nice L) ttleton Cunningham Armstrong Cnat terton NI , 4 G teen • Brown Shaw vs . i nompsonCooper Dodsley Lovihrind Cawthgra Goldsmith Smart Penrose VOL. VI. M ickle Whitehead Logan Mason I +go tenons Wart-;n Burns Scott C i iv me Cotton Baattic Lohason Glover Blacklock • TRANSPORT OFF'IC'E. • iliegirst 4, tBoB. W HEREAS thi Two French Prisoners of Ikar i maned and described at the Foot bored, have this Day effieied their Escape from a Fervor: who had them in charge, in Londm ; the Commissioners [r Cyr;lueling his Majesy't I vans. PO , r Service, 'Zee. do hereby r : fri a Reward of FIVE GUI NEAS for the Re•capitee of each of the said Prisoners, to any Person or Persons wh. shall apiefehrna them, and deliyer, them at this 0§:c:, or otherwise cause them to be secure& lodged in erg of the Pubic Gals EAN DUCO . I NG 'Lieutenant of a Privateer, about 23 year st of ash, S feet 8 inches high, lender person, long virage, dark brown bar, hazle eyes, has a 4.rg Roman ?TOW,. li)SErl-1 GAUTIER, Second Captain GI a Privateer, 35 _year's of ege, 5 feet 4} inchet CO, siight pers,n, long visage, Jack com)lexion, dark brow hair, kst right t ic a •yd sl:gbrjr puck-mark:d. • TRA NS P4RT 0 ?TIC 6, - 1808. T HE COMMISSIONERS (~randuaing ItI4.IES l''s 11?..INSZ'ORr SERi'!CE, for Care of Sick and llf,,unded Seamey, and for the Care and Custc4 . of Prisoners of lgir,.do kereby give Notice, That they will be ready', at this Office, on Tuesday the 91h . Ddy of August, iBos, to receive sealed Tenders, and . treat with such Persons as may be to contrali for Pilqualling Sick and triundoi Seam-n cn board (-Es Majesty'i ship the fronip, at Ramonth, JO Twelve Months ecriaia, from theist day of Ot_i,ber next, and Viateal ling Sick Prls,nets tr a p- at Lorton Prison, Portsmouth, Jar Slxilionths certain, jrota the Ist day of agober next. No Tender will be received after One o'Cic;ck on the Day Gj Treaty, nor any nothed unless the Party, or Agit( for him, personally attend. Each Tender mast be acc ;mpanied by a Leiter from two resPeeiable Persons engaging to becime bound, with the Pet - son tendering, in the Sum of fo r the due ptrfOrmance Falther particulars *qv be known by apllying at this Office, or retpeßitzg tie Tromp, to Mr. Gitties, the Surgeon, fin board that Ship, or respeaing 7the Prisoners, to Lieutenant Miller, Agent for Ptisontrt of War, Porhniouth. PROPERTY _DUTY °Pr DII'IDEAra7V, payable it: the iear.s 184, !Soc. I T appearing, notwithstanding tho Notices repeat e ily sent or made to the Parties entitled to D7vidends of Stock, payable at the Bank of E•igland, South Sea ,House, and Eta India House, recpeBively, who have not paid the Duy on the same for theyears above mentior:cd, that pas men! has not in ma ny. instances been made of the said Day, whet - ay those Parties have incurred various Penalties, to be icc,vered ly.aßicin or surcharge, and the Commissioners Jr' the special pus posesof the Property being Willing to allow further time for such payments, hereby give Notice, that the Duties payable on all Dividends of such St ck and 4 medics for those, years are direeied to be paid irro the Bank of England, and the Certificates 4:sneb being lodged at' the oYce of the Commi,tio , .ers at the Old Stock itxcnang, the ParliesMaki rig payment will be di seta, g. edtn ice Books of the respective Commissioners until and upon [oh day of ()Rober next, but that qui Persons who shall tuglift to make - such paYment' on or before that day, will be prosecubd as the Law direfls, and stepr are now raking for bringing ilelaul ers into charge for the Double Duy, who not have paid the Data for the,ears above-mentiooed,on or before the said loth day ai aclobet ri-at, Vier which day the b . ffrie If the Pld Stoek Ex. change wide be closed. . By Oder of the Board, MAITIIEW WINTER. fr Taxer, Aug. 1, 1803. kATENF Sofa and Chain Beds, Dining Tables, 'mis s ,;:. e W ited,,teads, Hew siertOards, Low:4llin.. Set of Table's ; sevcraf iie•\ I dventions and e‘celi c ,, / I in _ provernents in Cennet ant llpli o Euro:twit : y,raLiouS , ly patirri, zed' by the King, Qdeeti, and Itoya i ka:tl4. buTLEWs• is the Original Manufactory, alai lie is the . true Pioprietor of the Patents (the Deeds of Which Islay be seen at his Ware-rooms), has had the honour nt,executin A Orders in tashionabl;- Furniture for great nutmbers of the No . - bdity and -entry, 1-rtilly of whom have favotinbly conite soenduri to rec,puttend his ManufaCtory, knowing it to be the. Original. Window Curtains, Drawing.room and Par lour Chairs, and every Article in th e a b ov e b ranc h es , dt a variety of eleg•int and liable Designs. The Patent. Brass Screw Beds are fixed with the greatest ease, without tools, or tacks or nails in the 'Furniture. Particular attention to useful Improvements in Furniture for the G.ent:emen of the Army ani Navy, and for Exporta tion. Musqnito.Net Beds of various kinds for the East And West Indies. Fine Goose Feather Beds, and all kinds . of Bedding, always ready at BUTLER's WAREHOUSE, Nos. 13 'and ►4, Catharine-street, Strand. --Please to be par ticular.; a Brick-front House. supFlit - oR ‘vi N ES. SPENCER and PERKINS, I'ls, Newgate-street, Importers of Wine forup wards of forty years, sixteen of which they nave adopted that admirable. mode of meliorating it in large Vats of three and 47, , 00 Gallons content,,, as is practised in Germany and other places abroad: by their Wines are so improved in flavour, and their cordial qua il-nes retained, that they are nol'only a delicious linuor to the palate, but grateful to the ;font:U:lls of Nervous Habits,. and the Aged and infirm. Their sock of Ord Port, Madeira, Sce. is ut 134.0;1. value, by kvhich they are enahled to Keep Wine to great asses. b tlt in Cask and Bottle. , ,They 'h'o a'ku Stock' of Cogniac Brandy, Pki ine and t - flak:a c loll ket .and i:ad *. East India Orptge Shr .b, tne oldest in London, "treated in the same manner in Vats, winch, with their Wines, twy . sell on the most moderate ter.tis, for ready money. • No: I :S3 than a doi t sent to any part of the Town, het of expellee. , I$N/! f•; ,. %! , ''"4-1-- \' /"/Ait 11 : 1;s1111112°111' . . • 4; ) z rot Y - • •'‘' PRICE 3IXPEIk.tcEG _ _ _..._.- __..,.._._.,._,.,,,,,,1 SP./YIVISH PA PEES. SUPPLEMEN I So.tHz MINAS !TRIAL GAZEttIi OF SEVILLE, or WEDNESDAY , JULY V. . . . SEVILLE, JULY eight o'clock yesterday evening ,the Supreme Jditta received the folluwina express from GretiaJa `1 • 'ST SERENE X,ORPI " At haif past one ye•iterday we 'received by 4 . extraordinary courier froin I'vlurcia, a dispatch, of which we inclose to your Exceilency a literal col-y. The intelligence being 61 ... a ii.iturk- SO lti:,i~iy natter ins, we will take ni aswes to have it 'counnunicatel i to yon in t. e Most xitt'ditiou, manner, by •of an extraordinary courier, time the pleasure of making knowo ;Lie triumphs or the'arina of tie King of Spain., Don VE v rt'i,A. EsCOLANTE 11:1S been I.lllliSiled co o p, in order toconunnitica.e it to ins General in Chief Don FHANQISCO XAVIER CAST.V.: NOS. • " The Supra me Junta repeats', from flu- came motive, its desire of cfordi4l union with y , )1.1: . 5c e Highness, anXious for the general good of the k;bg.. dont, and for the suoce,s of our utireti aitnics. 7 ,;?. GOD preserve your Excellency imloy yens, " FERDiNA ND° DE V ,wr)!Ll6o' RIQUI:LME. JUAN' AN: oNiu xlAaNgs PERES,'S " GTahadai 1u I) 4, BULLETIV, The Supreme Junsta of this capital makes krin%ol, to the Public ) that at this moment an extraoxdinary courier has arrived from Murcia., with tile following intelligence:— " MO PT SeRENE LORD) . ." This day at two in the niorning, our Most illus. trious Bishop received a courier from the Supreme Junta oflentla, with or,:ers to communiCate its contents to Cartriagena and Oriclutela, which wan. accordingly done. .But preer% ing- the original ; I. hold it a tespect due -to your. k.,xcellency to transmit to you a literal copy, which is as follows.-- " ` . rins.Junta tmkes known to pair most Serene Junta, with the greatest sansitwion, that ,Zdarsl;: MotkicEv, havinj, advanced With his army to the walls of this city; he made a spir;ted attack. With his troops and batteries, the fire from which w..s kept up , for seven hours without intermis•,ion ; but it was so completely answered by the most aninmect fire from ti is plate, that Gil the (olio.. ing at rns ing the enemy struck their tents with precipitao tion, and having marebed.in a vague direction the whole of, yesterday, hale this day made tOr the Royal Road of Alinanza, with the retinant of their force, lcaving'left - in the vicinity t 1.8 place a lord. titude of dead bodies. Tk e'roals are covere I wi.h. wounded, cr)ing aloud for their offic,rs an;; forth companions in arms, and for any me ins u i setf•p:-e -servation. At this moment we are taki:ig most alive measures to cut oil the fen an 4 to destroy them completely. We c , ncludo with the expression of tile most heart-telt congratulatiot to your Supreme Junta." A literal CO)iy of the Dispatch received by ex-' press from Grenada, made known to theloyal brave inhabitants of this place ) for uhir enc, ment and gratification, by order of the Stl,l:_tile Junta. " SEVILLE, JUNE 2g.—Lieutenant-Colonel Don JUAN DE LA CRUZ WURGEN writes from - on the 23.1 of the'present month, to the Lord Mar... quis of COUPIGNI, Commandant of the vanguard, and to the Suprent .lonta the foll , wing account of the glorious engagement whi, h has taken pla , :e with a party of the army of DUPONT. At three in the morning of OA day Muni - toe/I put hitnse.l in march, 'with the intention of occupying the ad vanced posts of Arongilla vc ith the corps under. his command, composed of the company of Walloon guards, that o(Balbastro,- the volunteers of Valen cia, those of 'Conipomayor, the cavalry of the Prince, the dragoons of the Que.en, - the Ims•rars of Oneiaveir, of Berlin, and the sqqadrons of Carmona. This culumn.being put in order, pro ceeded by the causeway , of Aidea del Rios, and when he had advanced' about three of a leagrue, Captain Doti JOSEPH ST. IIAI,JIj irl,rtned him that he had discovered a party of the enemy. Au attack was imuLAiiaLly ordered, but as it could not be executed on aLLount of the enemy Iv taking themselves to flight, it was resolved to cot them otf by taking another course. Sr. MARTIN mai% Led a ciicuittAis way, supported by a party of the Campo- . mayor, under the coinniand of a, Sub Lientei , antof tu4 sage Dull C4 , YSLANQ NIRANDA and the be ci! ►,e